14 in. Metal English Hanging Coco Basket

A:  Yes, I can’t see why not! I put a 12 in circle of black plastic in mine before planting to help retain the moisture, this would be useful for indoor use as you don’t want water to drip.

A:  I guess I have it outside

A:  Yes you can, HOWEVER, when you water the plant you must put something under the basket to catch the flowing water. The coco liner is not water proof so it will not hold water. We put a bucket under ours until the water discontinues to flow.

A:  Water will run out of the brown stray like material I would not use this inside if you are using as a potter You could us it to hold fruit or other items

A:  You could use them inside if you put artificial plants in them. If you plant real plants they will have to be watered and then the water would run out of the bottom.

A:  Sorry, but since I haven't had one break yet, I don't know the weight limit. I can tell you that I had three of these baskets for about 4 years and each held a large dipladenia from May through November through rain and wind. These three baskets finally rusted at the bottom. I bought new ones this year and will give them several extra coats of Rustoleum paint before hanging them outside this spring in an effort to prolong their lives. They are sturdy in my opinion and I would recommend them.

A:  I think the tag said 25lbs. I'm sure my basket weighs way less that that.

A:  I put maybe a 1.5 lbs and the chain broke immediately

A:  I would think no more than 5 lbs.

A:  Probably 10-15 lbs.

A:  You want the water to drain out otherwise your plants would not survive. Water frequently when soil seems dry.

A:  The purpose of the coco liner is to NOT hold water. Some plants/flowers don't do well with wet roots. So, when planted in a coco liner basket, they can retain some moisture but not drown. This means you have to keep your eye on it because it could dry out (the opposite problem). So, when you do water it, place a bucket or similar item under it to catch the escaping water. Remove the bucket when it stops dripping water.

A:  Lining is complete personal preference. You do not need to line the baskets, but know that with any normal planter whether it be coco lined or have a hole in the bottom, water will drain.

A:  I had the same problem. I found a YouTube video that used a disposable diaper to line the inside of the basket. I'm using maxi pads in mine. So far so pleased. We'll see how it works long term.

A:  Oh no, that's what the coconut liner is for. Just add soil and plants. Perfect beautiful hanging baskets

A:  Petunias! And use the Miracle Grow bloom booster for nice full blooms all season long ;)

A:  Boughanvilla

A:  Petunias, lobelia, ivy any hanging annual in the colors you like for spring and summer.

A:  Any of the ones you see hanging at the big box stores .